Draft referral guidelines for clearing or modification of native vegetation on King Island, Tasmania under the EPBC Act

Overview

We invite your feedback on the content of the draft referral guidelines under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (1999) (EPBC Act) for clearing or modification of native vegetation on King Island.

The purpose of producing referral guidelines is to support proponents, project managers and consultants. When finalised, the guidelines will help them to decide whether to refer under the EPBC Act actions involving clearing or modification of native vegetation on King Island, Tasmania.

We are now seeking public input on the draft guidelines. Your feedback will help inform the finalisation of the guidance document.

Consultation extended

This public consultation has been extended until 1 July 2025.

Updated versions of the draft referral guidelines will be made available here when ready.

Consultation documents

Draft – Referral guidelines for clearing or modification of native vegetation on King Island under the EPBC Act [DOCX 2.29MB]

Draft – Referral guidelines for clearing or modification of native vegetation on King Island under the EPBC Act [PDF 1.19MB]

Have your say

To have your say:

• read the draft King Island Referral Guidelines

• take our survey now.

Submit your feedback by 5pm AEDT Tuesday, 1 July 2025.

We will consider all comments provided.